Commissioner’s office among national charities funded to transform support for sexually abused children
OPCC shares in £2.8m Government fund to help victims of child sex abuse
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Commissioner’s Office “highly commended” for six year commitment to transparency
OPCC for Cleveland receives accolade for transparency for sixth year running
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Awareness raising on child exploitation for parents and carers
Parents and carers in Cleveland are being offered free awareness raising sessions to help keep children and young people safe from exploitation.
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Survey launched to capture crime and safety concerns of rural residents
Rural residents, landowners and business owners in Cleveland are being asked to share their concerns about crime and safety in a twice-yearly survey.
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Acting Commissioner responds to HMICFRS inspection of Cleveland Police
Acting Commissioner Lisa Oldroyd has reponded to the findings of a re-inspection of how Cleveland Police handles vulnerability by HMICFRS.
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Cleveland to receive £260,000 funding boost for services supporting victims of domestic and sexual abuse
Services in Cleveland that support victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence will have a chance to secure additional funding for the coming financial year.
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Precept increase will help Cleveland Police exceed national recruitment targets
Police officer numbers in Cleveland are on track to reach the highest levels in several years, after an increase to the policing precept.
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Commissioner opens up police scrutiny to the public
Members of the public are invited to submit questions to Chief Constable Richard Lewis for a special scrutiny session on the challenges facing Cleveland Police as they enter 2021.